The gradual strengthening of chemical changes in synapses that follows learning is referred to as:
A) myelination.
B) consolidation.
C) decay
D) encoding.

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Consolidation refers to the gradual strengthening of chemical changes in synapses that follows learning. Myelination refers to the formation of a fatty sheath around nerve fibers. Decay refers to the weakening or loss of a memory over time. Encoding refers to the initial process of converting information into a form that can be stored in memory.

The Gradual Strengthening of Chemical Changes in Synapses That Follows